patógeno

patógeno

A microorganism that makes its host sick. Certain viruses, bacteria, and authoritarian flag-waving fanatics are common examples of pathogens. They tend to be parasites that weaken the organisms they feed upon until self-protective systems get rid of them.

0 0

Mejorarlo

Agregar una imagen

Parte del discurso: sustantivo
Sinónimo(s)
Blosario
Industria/ámbito: Biología
Categoría: Ecología
Company: Terrapsych.com
Producto:
Acrónimo-Abreviatura:

Más

Agregar a Mi Glosario

Otros idiomas:

Más

Comentarios de otros usuarios

Ver términos similares

proteína

Biología; Ecología

Extremely complex molecules of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, and other elements joined in chains of amino acids (peptides). Protein constitutes the bulk of living matter, gives it ...

eucariota

Biología; Ecología

An organism with a membraned cell nucleus. See Prokaryote.

organogénesis

Biología; Ecología

The start of organ formation in the embryo.

porosidad

Biología; Ecología

The amount of space within rocks or soils.

selva

Biología; Ecología

An evergreen forest growing in a wt, humid climate. Rainforest coverage prevents desertification and drought and hosts more than half the world's animal species. Every day ...

taxonomía

Biología; Ecología

The classification of life, starting with Aristotle's attempts. Botanist Carl Linneaus worked out a system in 1735 whose primary categories are still in use. From largest to ...

Términos en las noticias

Temas relacionados

Tsveta Velikova

0
Términos
1
Blosarios
0
Seguidores

Industria/ámbito: Alimentación (otros) Categoría: Platos internacionales

moro de guandules

Moro de guandules (rice with pigeon peas) is a very traditional dish and everyone's favorite in the Dominican Republic. There isn't a festive day or a ...